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Gallery: What Do Ryota Bando and Amane Okayama, Who Provided the Voices for "We Are Aliens," Think of "Aliens"?

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[Read the article with photos] The feature-length animated film "We Are Aliens" premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 79th Cannes International Film Festival. Tsubasa is a shy, "ordinary" boy, while Akitaro is a popular, "special" boy. The voices of the two contrasting adult characters were provided by Ryota Bando and Amane Okayama. How did the two actors approach each other's roles in an environment where they had to breathe life…
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[Read the article with photos] The feature-length animated film "We Are Aliens" premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 79th Cannes International Film Festival. Tsubasa is a shy, "ordinary" boy, while Akitaro is a popular, "special" boy. The voices of the two contrasting adult characters were provided by Ryota Bando and Amane Okayama. How did the two actors approach each other's roles in an environment where they had to breathe life…

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GQ JAPAN broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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